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holdover

/ˈhəʊldˌəʊvə/

/ˈhoʊlˌoʊvɚ/

holdovernoun

holdovers

/ˈhəʊldˌəʊvə/

/ˈhoʊlˌoʊvɚ/

Translations

пережиток

The tradition is a holdover from ancient times.

Эта традиция — пережиток древних времён.

перенос

The movie was a holdover from last week's schedule.

Фильм был переносом с расписания прошлой недели.

оставшийся

The holdover from last year's team is still playing well.

Оставшийся с прошлогодней команды всё ещё хорошо играет.

Additional translations

переживание

наследие

Definitions

A person or thing that remains from an earlier time or period.

The old typewriter in the office is a holdover from the 1980s.

A film or theatrical production that continues to be shown after its initial run due to popular demand.

The movie was such a hit that it became a holdover for several weeks at the local cinema.

A person who remains in a position or office after the term has ended, often until a successor is appointed.

The committee chairperson served as a holdover until a new leader was elected.

Synonyms

holdoveradjective

Used attributively to describe something that remains from an earlier time or administration.

Definitions

Remaining from an earlier time, term, or administration; carried over.

Several holdover provisions from the old contract are still in effect.

Synonyms